PET/CT & Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Catalyst MedTech•Mount Laurel, NJ

1d•$75 - $85•Hybrid

About The Position

Diagnostic Imaging Solutions (DIS), a subsidiary of Catalyst MedTech, is the nationwide leader in mobile nuclear cardiology with a unique, direct to point-of-service healthcare model. We're looking for a dual certified PET/CT & Nuclear Medicine Technologist (NMT) who is a self-starter and enjoys being on the go while delivering exemplary patient care with their Cardiac Stress Tech partner. We have limited opportunities to now join our team where you will be able to enjoy a consistent weekday schedule that has your personal needs in mind, saying goodbye to working weekends, holiday shifts, and being constantly on-call. The DIS Difference No nights or weekends! Competitive pay and benefits package No on-call or holiday shifts Work as a team with your Cardiac Stress Tech partner You’re a great fit if. . . You are a top-notch PET/CT Technologist and Nuclear Medicine Technologist (NMT) committed to excellent patient care. You are a good communicator who cares about their patients. You enjoy working autonomously. You like a dynamic and fast paced work environment where teamwork is not just a term, but an integral part of our culture. You like being part of a team where our customers appreciate us taking care of their patients. Schedule: Monday – Friday, Daylight Hours. No call, no evenings or weekends, no holidays! The PET/CT and Nuclear Medicine Technologist is responsible for performing PET/CT and nuclear medicine imaging services within hospitals, outpatient testing centers, clinics, physician offices, and mobile imaging environments. The Technologist performs high-quality diagnostic imaging procedures, administers prescribed radiopharmaceuticals and pharmaceuticals, ensures patient safety, completes required quality control and regulatory documentation, and provides imaging results for physician review. The role includes both mobile SPECT and fixed-site PET/CT operations based on business and customer needs.

Requirements

Associate’s degree or equivalent certification from a CT or Nuclear Medicine Program
Active NMTCB or ARRT(N) certification
Active NMTCB (CT) or ARRT(CT) Certification
BLS Certification
State licensure in good standing, where applicable
Valid Driver’s License

Responsibilities

Perform PET/CT and nuclear medicine imaging procedures, including functional and/or perfusion rest and stress cardiac studies, in accordance with physician orders, established protocols, and quality standards.
Perform image acquisition and processing to ensure studies meet the quality expectations of the referring physician and radiologist and are appropriate for physician review.
Understand and implement all policies and procedures related to daily quality control, equipment operations, exam procedures, radiation safety, isotope handling and transportation, and dose ordering.
Start IVs and insert intra-catheter needles using appropriate aseptic technique.
Administer prescribed radiopharmaceuticals, isotopes, and pharmaceuticals in accordance with applicable standards, guidelines, and company protocols.
Ensure patient safety while providing high-quality diagnostic imaging services.
Perform daily quality control checks and calibrations on assigned imaging equipment and complete required NRC, state, and other regulatory documentation.
Follow radiation safety policies and applicable NRC and state guidelines for the handling of radioactive pharmaceuticals and materials, including required surveys of hot lab areas, exam rooms, imaging equipment, and personnel.
Maintain compliance with all applicable federal, state, local, regulatory, company, and customer requirements.
Accurately document testing results, patient medical history, radiopharmaceutical administration, and other required clinical and administrative information using the applicable EMR or documentation system.
Travel to client sites as scheduled; assigned locations may vary daily or weekly depending on operational needs.
Move, load, unload, transport, set up, and tear down imaging equipment, pharmaceuticals, medical supplies, and related materials at customer locations as required.
Prepare and inventory pharmaceuticals, medical supplies, and equipment necessary for scheduled imaging procedures.
Operate company vehicles when required to transport equipment, medical supplies, radioactive material, and staff to customer sites in accordance with company policy, radiation safety requirements, and applicable DOT regulations.
Complete required documentation related to vehicle usage, mobile operations, radioactive materials, and other assigned activities.
Properly handle and dispose of medical and radioactive waste in accordance with applicable requirements.
Demonstrate a strong commitment to providing consistent, excellent patient and customer service.
Communicate effectively with patients, physicians, customer personnel, coworkers, and leadership.
Perform additional responsibilities as assigned.